VDP Roof Rack Spoiler 900 or 1200 mm Wind Deflector for VDP XL Pro 200 roof bars / racks

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Rear Bar Placement: The rear bar's position will largely depend on what you're carrying. However, as a general rule, it should be placed where the roof is flattest to reduce wind resistance.

This technique is probably the easiest for you if you already have your roof bars and you do not want to buy new ones. Both crossbars are very similar. They cost roughly the same, look the same, etc. Although, some people have reported that the Yakima Whispbar is slightly quieter than the Thule Aeroblade. Please also note that all roof bar instructions point out the dangers of carrying unsecured long items, as of course do all kayak carrier instructions. In reality, your fuel economy won't be effect by a huge amount. Your driving style, terrain and weather conditions will have a greater impact compare to wind noise and roof top cargo.Installing a deflector is quite simple. The upper part attaches to your roof bars. The lower part is placed directly on the body of your car. The deflectors are equipped with protective films so as not to damage the bodywork or the paintwork of your vehicle. Tip #2: Build a Wind Deflector Fix it yourself with DIY: A tightly-wrapped bungee cord around the crossbars can help diffuse wind.

Nevertheless, aluminum roof bars generally have a higher cost than steel roof bars. These roof bars are worth your investment if it is an accessory that you will use regularly. Although aerodynamic crossbars are more expensive than normal crossbars, they save you money since you won’t need a wind fairing to go along with it. The size of your wind fairing may also influence its price. Large vehicles may require a longer wind fairing. Wind fairing prices can also be affected by quality and design. Some wind fairings come in different colors or designs, such as carbon fiber print. All these factors may drive up the price.Instead of being square or circular, they are oval. This allows the air to circulate better and avoid rushing into these bars, so it limits the noise when you ride. While it's not directly harmful, it's annoying for longer trips. In rare cases, it can indicate that some of your parts are loose. You can therefore acquire wind deflectors, which are accessories specially designed to limit the wind intake at the level of your roof bars. Few cars will have the option of removing the roof stand, especially on larger versions. However, if possible, we recommend it as the best choice to solve the problem. Tip #4. Mount Aerodynamic Crossbars When using it, whether using a high box or something different, hissing is usually not an issue because there is always something interrupting the airflow. By choosing a top box, the air present on the roof of your vehicle will change.